How to teach your dog place

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Does your dog bark at people that walk by?? Try this! I personally think we spend too much time reacting to our dogs poor behavior, instead of being...

Best Life Labradoodles on Instagram: "There are so many mistakes to be made when choosing a dog trainer. Let’s break it down so you don’t make them: 1. Early training is everything! You need to get your plan in place before your puppy comes home. The biggest mistake we see people make is NOT intentionally teaching the behaviors they want to see and instead letting the bad habits develop on their own. You can teach an old dog new tricks but it’s much easier to just teach a puppy to do the…

Josh | Dog Training & Behaviourist on Instagram: "How to teach your dog to settle ⤵️ 🐕 Place a Mat onto the floor 🐕 Lure your dog over to the mat and place into a down 🐕 Shower the mat with treats (to build positive associations and to build duration) 🐕 Slow your rate of reinforcement. Give a treat every 5 seconds, 10 and so on. This is to build duration and keep them staying for longer Lastly, proof their settle. This means taking them to different places and building up an amazing…

Kim Paciotti Puppy Training Specialist CPDT-KA on Instagram: "✅Teaching your puppy “place” helps them learn other cues faster. ➡️Why?? Because a “place”is visual. They can see it. They can’t see a sit or down (unless you have another dog to demonstrate) therefore it builds their learning confidence. ✅Here is what you do to start: 1️⃣. Place a small bed or a mat directly in front of you. Make sure you are sitting or on your knees at the puppies level 2️⃣. Without saying anything place…

Ayce, Aria, and Amanda 🐾🐶🙋🏻‍♀️ on Instagram: "A trick every lazy dog owner needs 😂 Save this post for future reference 💛 Steps: 1. Teach your dog “nose”. Use a post-it or a piece of tape and mark and read when your dog taps their nose against it. 2. Place the tape on a closed door. Have them “nose” the tape. 3. Open the door and continue Step 2. Mark and reward once your dog taps it (even if the door doesn’t fully close). 4. Once your dog understands “nose” to the door…

ayce the aussie & aria the golden gal 🐾 on Instagram: "HOW I TAUGHT ARIA TO “HOLD IT” 1. Place a toy near your dog’s mouth and mark & reward when there is any mouth contact. 2. Say “hold it”, keep the toy in your dog’s mouth and see if they’re willing to keep the toy in her mouth. Mark and reward even they hold for a second! 3. In the beginning I was helping my puppy hold the toy, but I eventually took my hand away and let her hold the toy on her own. 4. Slowly start to increase…